
10/11/06, 05:28 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 2,980
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Unless you have a lot of big goats that are gonna eat that bale fast, I don't see it being a real good idea. Round bales, especially ones that are short, tender 2+ crop, fall apart easily. Plus they can stand on the hay and everything else goats do to it a nyway. May as well feed it on the ground. What I would do if you want a feeder for horned goats would be to get 4-5 foot high 2x3 or 2x4 inch panels and then just cut in head holes like every 2 feet or such.
We feed rounds sometimes, but they are stored inside and I just fork out what I need, but doesn't take a whole lot for 12-15 mini goats! haha
They have some other nice equipment there tho, we just bought a hayrack like the 4 ft one on legs at our feedstore and it's perfect height even or the ND's and minis can put a 50-60 lb of hay in there too and not too bad for wastage.
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